A commercial featuring Hana Sugisaki. Showcasing everything from the latest ads to her past appearances in one go.
Starting her career as a child actor in 2002, Hana Sugisaki broke out in the 2010s as a popular young actress.
Her performances in the TV drama series Toto Nee-chan and the film Her Love Boils Bathwater became hot topics!
In this article, we’ll introduce a roundup of commercials featuring Hana Sugisaki.
Among them, many people may especially remember her delicious-looking way of eating mapo tofu in the Cook Do commercial.
We’ll also showcase many of her recent commercials, so be sure to check them out.
A commercial featuring Hana Sugisaki. Showcasing everything from the latest ads to her past appearances in one go.
Suntory Gin SUI “Dinner Soda Declaration” EditionNEW!Hana Sugisaki, Hidetoshi Nishijima
This commercial shows Hana Sugisaki and Hidetoshi Nishijima each drinking Midori while having a meal.
Sugisaki is eating ginger pork, and Nishijima is eating mapo tofu—their hearty way of eating is satisfying even to watch.
In the final part of the commercial, they drink Midori along with the dishes, and that scene is also very striking!
P&G Febreze Room e-Febreze “First-ever pleasant scent lasts up to 50 days, consistently” VersionNEW!Hana Sugisaki
For those who’ve felt that air fresheners gradually lose their scent from the moment you open them, here’s what makes e-Fabric Breeze stand out.
e-Fabric Breeze is a plug-in air freshener equipped with a microchip, and it promotes that its just-opened scent lasts for 50 days.
It also emphasizes not only its pleasant fragrance but its solid ability to eliminate unpleasant odors, clearly conveying an appeal that sets it apart from conventional air fresheners.
Suntory Craft Boss World TEA Alien Sisters Company “Joining the Company” version / “India” version / “Dance” versionKoji Yakusho, Hana Sugisaki, Yumi Kawai
This is a series of commercials in which Hana Sugisaki plays the older sister and Yuumi Kawai the younger sister—two alien sisters who work together at a company—into which Koji Yakusho, a human from Earth, gets hired.
Yakusho, who is consistently on the back foot with the sisters, is especially memorable, and the banter among the three is really entertaining.
Through this quirky interaction, the commercials introduce the World TEA Series.
Suntory CRAFT BOSS Unsweetened Italiano “Alien Jones: Truth or Fake?”Tommy Lee Jones, Koji Yakusho, Hana Sugisaki, Yuumi Kawai
The structure reminiscent of a movie trailer really catches the eye! It’s a commercial from the familiar “Alien Jones” series featuring not only Tommy Lee Jones and Koji Yakusho, but also Hana Sugisaki and Yumi Kawai.
It ends with the message, “Please taste Craft Boss Not-So-Sweet Italiano for yourself,” leaving a lasting impression with a vibe like a mystery movie trailer.
Mynavi Job Change “Let tomorrow be a turning point.” Episodes 1–3Ryoma Takeuchi, Hana Sugisaki
These are three commercials showing Ryoma Takeuchi and Hana Sugisaki having a conversation about “tenki.” Two kinds of “tenki” appear: weather and turning point.
The two talk about changing jobs, but their conversation keeps missing the mark in a way that makes you chuckle.
The result is a commercial with a unique worldview that feels almost like watching a drama.
Studying: ‘To be continued. Toward success.’Hana Sugisaki
This commercial showcases Studying’s commitment to supporting people aiming to earn qualifications, conveyed through Hana Sugisaki’s presence.
It addresses the struggle of studying alone and not being able to keep going, depicting how Studying provides thorough support down to the details.
By leveraging AI to firmly back up learning, it conveys a sense that this support reliably leads to results.
Ajinomoto Cook Do Twice-Cooked Pork “Adolescence” VersionTomomitsu Yamaguchi, Hana Sugisaki
This commercial highlights how Cook Do’s Twice-Cooked Pork supports family bonds through its delicious taste, conveyed through a wordless exchange between Tomomitsu Yamaguchi and Hana Sugisaki.
It begins with a poignant scene where the father serves his daughter some twice-cooked pork, only to have her refuse it.
The story then progresses to the father tearing up as he watches the dish being eaten, but from there, the daughter hands the twice-cooked pork back to her father.
Their shared smiles express the closeness of the family.
The warm atmosphere of the visuals is further enhanced by the original, gently resonant BGM.
Its distinctive three-beat rhythm brings a lightness that effectively conveys warmth and joy.